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UPDATE: Senate Bill 5 Ballot Language Approved
By Nelson Cary On August 7, 2011

UPDATE: Senate Bill 5 Ballot Language Approved

The referendum that will determine the fate of Senate Bill 5 has taken its official form. Last Thursday, Secretary of State John...


UPDATE: Secretary of State Certifies Signatures on Senate Bill 5 Petitions
By Nelson Cary On July 22, 2011

UPDATE: Secretary of State Certifies Signatures on Senate Bill 5 Petitions

Opponents of Senate Bill 5 have satisfied the next hurdle in their effort to repeal the legislative effort to reform Ohio’s...


District Court Decides that the NLRA Does Not Apply to a Federally-Recognized American Indian Tribe
By Nelson Cary On July 18, 2011

District Court Decides that the NLRA Does Not Apply to a Federally-Recognized American Indian Tribe

By Nelson Cary and Brad Gibson


UPDATE: Department of Labor’s LMRDA Proposal has Broad Implications for HR Departments and In-House Counsel
By Nelson Cary On July 13, 2011

UPDATE: Department of Labor’s LMRDA Proposal has Broad Implications for HR Departments and In-House Counsel

By Allen Kinzer and Nelson Cary


UPDATE: Ohio Budget Bill Changes Prevailing Wage Requirements
By Nelson Cary On July 5, 2011

UPDATE: Ohio Budget Bill Changes Prevailing Wage Requirements

Last week, Governor Kasich (R) signed Ohio’s biennial budget bill. Among other items contained in the bill were changes to the...


UPDATE: Senate Bill 5 Opponents File Petitions
By Nelson Cary On June 30, 2011

UPDATE: Senate Bill 5 Opponents File Petitions

On June 29, 2011, opponents of Ohio Senate Bill 5 filed signed petitions with the Ohio Secretary of State. The signed petitions...


UPDATE: Ohio Supreme Court Declines to Review Constitutionality of Ohio Prevailing Wage Law
By Nelson Cary On June 29, 2011

UPDATE: Ohio Supreme Court Declines to Review Constitutionality of Ohio Prevailing Wage Law

By Michael Griffaton


NLRB Announces Open Meeting on Proposed Rulemaking on Election Process
By Nelson Cary On June 28, 2011

NLRB Announces Open Meeting on Proposed Rulemaking on Election Process

The NLRB has announced that it will hold an open meeting on July 18, 2011 to consider input from interested parties about its ...


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